1. The World of STAR Events
Guide to the Galaxy:
The World of STAR Events

2. Can you follow directions?
On your sheet of paper draw the letter m
Draw parentheses that connect to the bottom of the letter m
Draw a small triangle to the right of the parentheses, but is still touching the parentheses
Draw a rectangle that touches the parentheses
Draw two stick arms and two stick legs to your drawing
Add facial features and finishing touches
Can you follow directions?

3. What are STAR Events? Students Taking Action With Recognition.
Competitive events in which members are recognized for their achievement in team and individual projects.
There are many different STAR Events including Interpersonal
Communication, Career Investigation, Advocacy, and many more!
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Oklahoma STAR Events that only
advance to the state level.
Cake Decorating, Children’s Literature, Creed Speaking, Culinary Grill, New Member Facts, Work Ready Child Care Teachers Aid, Work Ready Job Interview, and Work Ready Table Setting.
What are STAR Events?

4. Different Levels and How to Advance
District
Regionals
State
Nationals
You are required to score an 80 or above and place first or second to pass on to the next level of competition.
This is Oklahoma’s rule.
Different Levels and How to Advance

6. How to be successful in STAR events!
Rubric
Appearance
Time
Study

7. Rubric
The rubric gives information for what you need to include in your project, the time limit for your presentation, the portfolio page limit, the board dimensions, the materials you need, and what the judges will be looking for in your presentation.

8. Appearance
You or skirts
Follow official dress!!

9. If you want to succeed in STAR Events, you need to put time into the STAR Event! It takes time to make sure a STAR Event fits all the requirements and guidelines. If you put time in your STAR Event, you will begin to see the benefits.
Time

10. The judges want to see that you are well prepared for your project and know the material you are presenting. Find a friend that will help you study, look over your project, and give you feedback or, have a practice night with your local chapter.
Study

11. Interview Tips and Tricks
Make eye contact
Give yourself time to answer their questions
Don’t fidget
Avoid using words such as “Um” or “Like”
Practice questions that the judges may ask you. For example
What were some of the challenges
of this project?
How does this project relate to
Family and Consumer Sciences
Education?
Interview Tips and Tricks

12. Contact Us! Britley Blankenship
Instagram: britleyskye
Kenzlee Camp
Instagram: kcamper1